4th July on Lime Tree Avenue

[FungiJohn]

And yet another odd species from Clumber Park

Found on 4th July 2007 on Lime Tree Avenue amongst leaf litter.



Any help much appreciated.

John

[NickCantle]

What a weird and wonderful thing John. You know, I'm in the mood for scouring literature, but I know I've never seen anything like this. Whatever it is, it's a great find

[mykonik]

Originally Posted by FungiJohn

And yet another odd species from Clumber Park

Found on 4th July 2007 on Lime Tree Avenue amongst leaf litter.



Any help much appreciated.

John

Hi John,

Calocybe sp. (but immature) is the answer to this one !

It is probably going to be Calocybe carnea but there is another less well known one, Calocybe persicolor which is may also be - can't tell absoloutely from this image but likely to be the former since the colours are so pink (and not peach-pink, as would fit C. persicolor).

Nick

[FungiJohn]

Originally Posted by mykonik

Hi John,

Calocybe sp. (but immature) is the answer to this one !

It is probably going to be Calocybe carnea but there is another less well known one, Calocybe persicolor which is may also be - can't tell absoloutely from this image but likely to be the former since the colours are so pink (and not peach-pink, as would fit C. persicolor).

Nick

Many thanks Nick. Much appreciated
John

[NickCantle]

What an absolute stunning find

[FungiJohn]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

What an absolute stunning find

It was nothing Nick Only to be expected on the 4th of July at Clumber

[NickCantle]

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